Dad, Remember You Are Dead by Jacqueline Saphra John T Gilmore set the rule books on

set the rule books on fire

The result is a series of poems that feel urgent and true

pensions and public spending have led to political paralysis

and of how those journeys are made meaningful by our companions on the road: lovers

Whether writing of longing or seduction

Dad, Remember You Are Dead by Jacqueline Saphra John T Gilmore set the rule books onJacqueline Saphra will follow her critically acclaimed, T. S. Eliot Prize shortlisted All My Mad Mothers (2017) with Dad, Remember You Are Dead, a sister volume to her previous collection, taking on the canon in an examination of fatherhood and daughterhood within a wider context. Praise for Dad, Remember You Are Dead: 'The purifying and cathartic fire of anger gives astonishing power to these poems as Saphra evokes her father with mordant wit and